I heard the phrases and I wanted all of me to call out in a song, a song that doesn't have words, a song that almost doesn't have noise. A lot of people take a short cut and call that feeling of song love. They just call it that because there isn't a way to describe it. But the word love doesn't describe the half of it. It doesn't do anything to bring to mind the song we all want so desperately to sing.
The quote reflects the deep yearning for expression that transcends conventional labels. The speaker seeks a way to convey their profound emotions through a song that is silent yet full of meaning. This desire is rooted in the idea that such feelings can be misrepresented by simplistic terms like "love," which fail to capture the full depth and complexity of the experience. It highlights a struggle to articulate emotions that resist categorization, longing for a more profound way to express what resides within.
The author suggests that many people settle for easy terms, like love, to describe their feelings because they lack the vocabulary to convey the true essence of their emotional state. However, this oversimplification leaves much to be desired, omitting the nuances of the genuine connection and the inner song that yearns to be sung. The text showcases the beauty and struggle of trying to communicate feelings that are deeply felt yet challenging to express, underscoring the limitations of language in describing human experience.
